Laurel Valley High School - Laurel Yearbook (New Florence, PA)

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z ?' l:!l EDITOR - LINDA LONGENECKER LEFI' TO RIGHT: BONNIE SPORY, Feature Editor: IAURA BURKEIT, Layout Editor: MARYANN WAGNER, Business Manager. EDITORS pg, A715 ,rffy pf'

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FOREWURD After many weeks of discussion and debate the LAUREL staff of 1958- 59 selected FOOTSTEPS TO FORTUNE as the theme of our yearbook. We have tried to depict in pictures as well as editorials the footsteps of our past that will play an important part in our road to fortune. This is our story of an eventful year at Laurel Valley portrayed in a living age of youth displaying unlimited energy, individual talents, and participation in the quest for knowl- edge. Even after darkness the footsteps re-echo within the halls of Laurel Valley. Memories ofthe opening notes of the annual spring band concert, the first speech of the spring play, the melody of the opening tune at the junior-senior prom are important parts of the pattern of the student's life. Our staff hopes that you will have much enjoyment in retracingthe steps you took in the past. In the future may all your footsteps lead to fortune.

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DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1959, dedicate this seventh volume of the LAUREL to Mrs. Mildred L. Mabon for her patience and reliability as a teacher and a senior advisor. During her years of teaching at Laurel Valley, she has sought to make her students better secretaries and stenographers by understanding their needs and developing their talents. The knowledge and skills required for careers in the business world are thoroughly explained. She has displayed untiring efforts in the typ- ing of tests for the faculty and also in the publication of this annual. MRS. MILDRED L. MABON